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(Refer to Abstracto S1 for Spanish language abstract) Paradoxically, success in TB prevention and control can result in impediments that threaten elimination efforts [1].

One of our other grantees, LISC, launched "Communities for Healthy Food NYC" with four community development corporations (CDCs) in Bedford Stuyvesant, West Harlem, Mt. Eden in the Bronx and Cypress Hills in Brooklyn to create solutions based on extensive research into impediments that residents in those neighborhoods face.

According to one strand within classical compatibilism, freedom of the sort pertinent to moral evaluation is nothing more than an agent's ability to do what she wishes in the absence of impediments that would otherwise stand in her way.

As the world's attention again turns to whether the U.S. and Russia can cooperate, this time in Syria, it is important to be aware of the different impediments that stand in the way of such cooperation.

Over the last decade, women in Iran have been growing more aware about the legal and political impediments that stand in their way of achieving equality.

The inner game is about addressing the technological, organizational and financial impediments that get in the way of speed and execution.

Substantial progress has thus been made in mitigating some of the impediments that had long hampered recognition of and attending to the philosophizing efforts of persons African and of African descent.

The committee's assignment was to resolve any impediments that might arise in the course of working out the details of the merger and its consummation.

"It is hard enough to build a small public company into a large one without people with leadership positions in the business community putting up impediments that shouldn't have to be," Mr. Katz said.

To understand better the nature of impediments that may stand in the way of translational genomics for salinity tolerance, we carried out a comparative functional genomic study between model and cultivated legumes of the genus Lotus.

Dr Agadir recalls various impediments that were put in the way of his work during this period.